Makeshift Care Centers Sit Empty As Virus Strains Hospitals

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by hospitals in Wisconsin and across the U.S. due to COVID-19. Tracy Fintur's experience highlights the overcrowding in hospitals, leading to long waits and inadequate care. Despite the availability of alternative care facilities, they remain underutilized due to patient reluctance and logistical issues. Nationwide, many makeshift sites are closed, with hospitals focusing on staffing needs. The situation underscores the strain on healthcare systems and the need for efficient resource management.

Why are many makeshift care sites closed despite the surge in infections?

What concerns did Stacy Fine express about the healthcare providers?